Marino Hurls One Hit Game For Spooks Victory
Tony Marino allowed only one hit as the Spooks beat the West Side Pirates 8 to 2 at Scotland Lane. Casella led with three hits while Marino struck out 12 and two Pirates pitchers yielded 11 hits and eight runs.
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Cassadia
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Sheridan
D. Marcella
Frank Snyder
St. Louis
Athletics Beat Detroit 8 to 6 to Maintain Lead
The Athletics extended their first place run by defeating Detroit 8 to 6. Washington kept pace with a 5 to 3 win over Chicago as the league race heated up.
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International News Service
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Washington
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Senators
Sport Sparks: Yankees in First Division Hope. Pirates Struggling
The column notes Philadelphia fans now demand results over chatter as the Yankees aim for first division. Detroit leads in turnout while Pittsburgh falters at fielding errors despite good hitting, with Earl Smith shining at the plate. The Giants loom if western clubs fail to blunt New York, predicting a summer pennant race and dwindling gate receipts.
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Pittsburgh
Brookyln
Giants
Baseball leaders and daily totals from Yesterday's games
Yesterday's box shows AMERICAN LEAGUE top batters Williams 12 with the Browns and Wanninger 11 with the Yankees while Gehrig adds 11 for New York. NATIONAL LEAGUE led by Meusel and Hornsby with 15 each, Hartnett 14, Williams 12 for the Browns, Simmons 9, Robertson 8. Team totals reach National 203 and American 202.
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Casey Stengel Keeps Nickname Amid Baseball Mogul Move
Charles B. Stengel known as Casey joins Worcester in the Eastern League as president and manager. The piece notes his long career across eleven cities, his 1916 Brooklyn pennant play, and McGraw's 1921 decisions, highlighting his humor and sharp baseball insight.
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Norwegian Aero Club seeks U S help in polar search
The Norwegian Aero Club Explorers Severdrup Luadsen Godfrey and Hansen said they will urge a New York committee of Aero Club members to search waters northwest of Greenland for Amundsen and will ask French explorer Charcot to search east of Greenland.
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Death Sentence Given Three At Kieff Russia
A military tribunal in Kieff has sentenced Tsarist General Belavin a second man and a woman to death for military espionage. They were accused of sending secret information about Russia to Poland. Twelve others were jailed and one acquitted.
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International News Service
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Russia
Poland
Log School Romance Ends in Rosy Marriage in Ohio
In St. Clarisville Ohio a romance begun 45 years ago in a log school house at Flushing in this county culminates today in the marriage of Rev Galen Cleven ver 65 years old missionary to the region to his former pupil.
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Flushing
Pair of marriages tied by long-ago love across states
Miss Viola Moore aged 58, once a pupil of her husband in his first school, and Rev. Clevenger wed after decades apart. He had previously married older pupil Lila Howell who died 18 years ago. Moore waited for him to visit and they married in the courthouse, uniting two old loves after many years.
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Batted Ball Kills Child Playing With Sister Near Home
In Pittsburgh a 16 month old girl named Anna Rudder died after a foul ball struck her while she played in the front yard with her older sister. The ball was batted by a semi pro player on a hill above the Rudder residence on Troy Hill road. Police investigate to identify the batter.
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Heat drives Pittsburgh man to self harm in heat wave
In Pittsburgh on June 6 George Coller, 42, believed driven insane by extreme temperatures, slashed his throat from ear to ear. He became the citys thirteenth heat victim as forecasters warned the day could reach about 100 degrees.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
George Coller
Former Slave Is Tried For Murder in Revere Quarrel
Charles Newell aged 70, once enslaved before the Civil War, was placed on trial in Uniontown for murder. He is accused of shooting and killing Robert Holland, 36, a Black man, on April 26 during a dispute over a small debt at Revere.
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Robert Holland
Revere
Child on Porch Struck by Baseball. 16 Month Old Girl Dead
Coroner probes death of 16 month old Margaret Rudar after a baseball struck her on the front steps of a Pittsburgh home while held by her mother near a city playground. Medical examiner cites fractured skull as cause.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
W. J. McGregor
Margaret Rudar
Grove City Couple Weds Then Honeymoon to Philadelphia Washington Atlantic City
A Grove City couple marries and leaves for a ten day honeymoon by auto. The bride works in the Grove City Herald office and the groom is a machinist at the Bessemer Gas Engine Co. Both are popular among local young people.
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Washington
Atlantic City
Grove City
U. S. Destroyers Rush To Chin-Kiang After Attack
U S destroyer Paul Jones and several British gunboats were hurried from Shanghai to Chin-Kiang after reports a Chinese mob stormed the municipal building in the British concession. The building was set afire and British flags torn down as authorities moved to secure the area.
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Chin-Kiang
Battle roars in heart of Canton as rival forces clash
June 6 Canton reports Kuomintang troops led by Chu Pei Teh battle Yu nAnese mercenaries under Yang Hsi Min in the city center. Barricades rise as Canton control of the river improves after seizing the governor's headquarters and key offices. A second Kuomintang force moves to retake Canton. Foreign women and children flee to Hong Kong amid shelling in Tungshang.
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Bradford Funeral Set for Monday in Philadelphia
Walter R. Bradford known as Brad, longtime North American cartoonist and radio editor, died Thursday night. His funeral will be held Monday afternoon in Philadelphia per his widow.
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International News Service
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Grove City Girl Weds Carl Stahl
Miss Delphine Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs H S Woods of Grove City married Carl Morris Stahl in a 3 pm ceremony at the Grace M E church parsonage with Dr H H Barr officiating.
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Grace Methodist Church
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Grace M. E. Church
Food shortages hit Shanghai amid foreigner strike
Shanghai faced worsening food shortages as a Chinese strike against foreigners halted supplies. Canned goods and flour were nearly the only provisions available. authorities probed reports of smuggling grenades into the city. In Canton, ethnic clashes erupted with Cantonese expelling Hunanese residents and a possible general strike mooted. Telegraph lines to Hong Kong were down.
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International News Service
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China
London
Canton
Hong Kong
Mahara j of Gwalior Dies in Paris Hotel
The Maharajah of Gwalior, 48, one of India's wealthiest rulers, died in Paris at the Hotel Chateau De Madrid from blood poisoning. French authorities refused permission for cremation on the Seine riverbank according to Hindu rites.
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Gwalior
India
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Seine
Darwin's Grandson Defends Evolution Amid Scopes Trial
Major Leonard Darwin, 75, father of Charles Darwin, takes up the defense of evolution as the Scopes trial in Tennessee looms. The elder Darwin, writing from Sussex, notes his belief in evolution and urges study of scientific facts. He emphasizes that the case tests the theory rather than religion alone.
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International News Service
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Heat Wave Strains Sharon Residents As Firey Heat Persists
Over three days the heat left Grace Wilson 11 in serious condition after fainting in the street. Mark Galish 51 was detained by police for observation amid concerns he is demented, with the heat blamed for his condition. The report notes political remarks about party affiliation then shifts to a comment about the Democratic party.
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